David Bennun

Heavenly Music: An Interview With T’ien Lai

With the highly prolific Jakub Ziolek, of long-term Quietus favourites Stara Rzeka and Innercity Ensemble, now working on his electronics project, he tells Lucia Udvardyova about music and politics, memory and forgetting

Mind & Body: An Interview With Le1f

With his new mixtape Tree House about to be released, Laura Snoad catches up with the New York rapper/producer to discuss this year's excellent Fly Zone, his love of grime and dreaming about Pokemon

You Can Get Lost In Your Vision: Conny Prantera Interviewed

In the lead up to her ambitious new multimedia project World Zero, Adam Quarshie speaks to artist Conny Prantera, better known as The Seer, about her fascination with oracles, moon rituals and the end of the world

The Heart Of The Narcissus Myth: Sun Araw Interviewed

Richard MacFarlane talks to Sun Araw's Cameron Stallone about new album _On Patrol_, shamanistic art-making and sludge

All Her Yesterdays: Rose McDowall Interviewed

Ben Graham talks to the Strawberry Switchblade member and Current 93/Psychic TV collaborator about the reissue of her Cut With The Cake Knife album. Colour portraits by Gilbert Blecken

Kiran Leonard

Grapefruit

Total Love & Dedication: Nicky Wire Discusses Generation Terrorists

Nicky Wire discusses Manic Street Preachers' Generation Terrorists with Ben Graham, twenty years after it blasted forth in an unholy mix of socialism and GNFNR

Rebel Basement: David Yow Interviewed

Daniel Dylan Wray speaks to Jesus Lizard front man, actor and Scratch Acid punk about the long gestation of his first solo album

Buke and Gase and So Percussion

A Record Of

Hudson instrument builders Buke and Gase team up with Brooklyn quartet Sō Percussion for an album rich with the energy of cross-fertilisation

Leyland Kirby

Eager To Tear Apart The Stars

Far Away In My Memories: SØS Gunver Ryberg Interviewed

As a composer and sound artist the Danish iconoclast has taken electronic music into new and arcane territories. Ahead of her appearance at Semibreve festival in Portugal she sits down with Jamie Ryder to discuss artistic histories, gut reactions and using human skulls as recording equipment

Junk Shop Classical On Stravinsky: Music Stories Told £1 LP By £1 LP

Stravinsky’s merciless Rite Of Spring from 1913 was the last hit piece he had, although he lived and worked prolifically until 1971. So how come we’re still talking about the Russian modernist as one of the greatest composers of the 20th century?